General view of Mosasaur lower jaw with teethV

Close up of front section of jaw

Example of complete upper and lower jaws from another specimen

Mosasaur

Product description

Lower jaw and teeth of a large Mosasaur, Liodon anceps. Discovered in the Upper Cretaceous layer at Oued Zem, Morocco, it is 95 million years old.
Mosasaurs are related to modern day land lizards such as the Monitors & Gila Monsters, and ranged in size from early small creatures of around 1 metre, up to giants of 15 metres and more. They preyed on large fish, turtles, and Plesiosaurs.
This is a most unusual piece, still in its plaster field jacket.
A rare, and wonderful piece to own, from one of the most amazing, and fearsome predators of its era.
 
If required we can produce a display stand for this item
 
Size:       92cms x 43cms